wolvoleo

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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
That's not really a dupe, it's the source
842.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
It is if you don't want to allow tracking.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
For me these are the self hosted livesync, copilot and readitlater for better web clippings. I really don't want my notes on other people's servers so the official sync will never be an option unless they enable that to be self ho
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
I can't do without the livesync plugin. And also copilot (connected to a locally hosted LLM of course) and readitlater.
845.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
True the default search is really good at not bringing up what I'm looking for. It's the #1 improvement point for me.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Will that new security interfere with plugin functionality though? I can't really do without some of them, in particular selfhosted-livesync. It's not even that I don't want to pay you for hosting my notes, it's that I d
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
The red hot chilli peppers are also good against depression so I'm not surprised
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
> Most app features don’t need a model that can write Shakespeare, explain quantum mechanics, and pass the bar exam. They need a model that can do one of these reliably: summarize, classify, extract, rewrite, or normalize. > And for t
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Yeah it's also, for the first time in my life I'm really pivoting my personal interests away from IT and tech. This was more of a plan when I was still fully into it. I'm more interested in streaming now for my new hobbies bu
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
They might have been good for pagerank but not for users. I never used them. I really hated them.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Yes I like kagi's "small web" search source a lot for this reason. However 99% of people don't use it (probably higher than that) so it doesn't really help with discoverability.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
This would be nice in VR
853.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
The problem with that is discoverability. I'd love to do a blog without making money off it but if nobody ever reads it there's no point.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Substack positioned itself as medium without the enshittification but it's enshittified just as much. I'll pass on it and on 'newsletters' hosted there too. It's beyond the level of annoyance I tolerate.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
The price is a huge factor in the commoditisation of 3D printing. The design quality too. A 3D printer looks the part, that is important if you have it on your desk.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
The maintenance needed is minimal, and Bambu make it easy to learn in their wiki. It even sends you reminders to lubricate the Z-axis (the others don't need it). I've never had a clogged nozzle on my bambu printers but that is als
857.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
The MK3S still looks like a kid's science project. The Bambu A1 is much more polished and it costs 1/3 of the price. That price alone is a huge factor in commoditisation. I never considered a prusa for that reason alone.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
I'm not being inconvenienced? And the open source community is open source precisely to drive the state of the art further. Having respect for other makers doesn't necessarily mean agreeing on everything. I'm just giving the
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
It's for long term gain. Energy independence, combating climate change which will cost more to mitigate than the energy costs.
860.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Same here. When I needed them they were on the ball. Though I haven't had a difficult or complex problem yet.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Meh. I use bambu and I am a maker but it's not a big thing in my opinion. I bought a bambu precisely because I don't want to mod the thing with a gazillion custom upgrades like I needed to do with my previous printers to make th
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
I don't really think atheism is emptiness. I think it's more like freedom from arbitrary rules.
863.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Kinda makes sense. It's the only one that someone who was not indoctrinated as a child would pick. Though I'm surprised they didn't just pick nothing.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
I wish it was just France. That's the problem.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
They already excluded themselves in the chatcontrol proposals. Typical.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Yes and the secret chats in telegram are super clumsy. Both parties need to be online at the same time for the key exchange, it only works on one device at each side. Nobody I know uses them. I sent some people a password reset through them
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
There are real problems and they are huge but the solutions to them are very unpopular. So that's why political parties resort to this kind of distraction politics. Blaming immigrants, LGBT people etc. Or simply causing other problems
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
> They don't want farting-around toys. They want developers to ship serious apps. What users want to install on their own computer is none of apple's business though.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
I also did. I got sick of not owning my own computer and phone anymore. And also the locked-down nature. Every release they change stuff that I sometimes don't like and there's no options to switch things. Opinionated design. I wa
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Due to the delays in ID verification the author of the article didn't even get to the point of the super annoying 'notarization' process where you can't just sign with your key anymore (as you could a few versions ago) b

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